Itinerary

1. Exotic Floating Market with Adventurous Tiger Temple

   • Start the day by departing Bangkok at 7:30 a.m. By private car, go on a one-hour drive to Thailand’s smallest province, Samut Songkram (416 sq. km) with a Thai tour guide.

   • Stroll around the Railway Market of Mae Klong. This railway market is unique because it is centred along the train tracks where vendors sell agriculture produce and fresh seafood. When vendors hear the train whistleblowing, they quickly retract back their umbrellas and stands to clear the train tracks of all their products. After the train passes, vendors return to business as usual. Stroll along the tracks as long as the train doesn’t come. Be sure to have your camera ready for when the train arrives.

   • Explore Ratchaburi’s Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, built upon the straightest and longest canal in Thailand.

   • Go to visit this exotic and busy tourist floating market in a private motorized boat. Try the tasty local food menu and enjoy shopping while onboard the boat.

   • See beautiful intricate wood carvings at the Royal Thai Handicraft Center before travelling 1.5 hours to arrive at the Bridge over the River Kwai in Kanchanaburi.

   • Have lunch there with one of the best views of this infamous bridge.

   • Visit the Tiger Temple. It was founded in 1994 as a forest temple and sanctuary for numerous wild and abandoned animals including tigers.

   • Take a trip to the neighbouring Elephant Village. This is a unique place to learn about elephants. Help one of the elephants take a bath or just enjoy riding with them.

   • Head back to Bangkok and return to the hotel to retire for the evening.

   Please come and enjoy!